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Dick Heller's Handgun Application is Rejected

AbNo

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imperialism2024 wrote:
With all this talk of bullet capacity, I'm thinking revolvers aren't safe for registration either. Hell, even with a 5-chamber gun, you could probably stack 4 or 5 bullets in each chamber... :)
I already posted this in another thread...

http://www.horstheld.com/0-pinfire.htm

"[font="Book Antiqua, Times New Roman, Times"]30-shot pin fire revolver made in France, no serial #, maker's name or proof stamps, cal. 7mm. 6" over and under barrels with dovetail front sight."

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"[/font]French pinfire revolver, a very rare 12-shot 9mm, completely unmarked to avoid paying royalties to Lefaucheux"

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Riffelmann, Solingen made and Solingen proofed 12-shot-pinfire revolver" (two of them)

"12-shot-revolver, serial # 16640, cal. 7mm, 4¾" round barrel with fixed sight, "
 

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I think the point in the Heller case was exactly what the Architect said: it's better to win a small battle than lose a large one.
 

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Pointman wrote:
I think the point in the Heller case was exactly what the Architect said: it's better to win a small battle than lose a large one.

Right on point. Considering that the decision was 5-4 I think the size of the bite was about as large as possible. Give it 10 years and another deliberate bite will be possible. Same way you eat an elephant.
 
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